The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-02
LOCAL NEWS

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east buying goods.
L. P. Smedley's back pension
amounted to $4,000.
T. s. Eddy of this city has opened
a lumber yard at Morrice.
Mrs. P. M. Rowell and grandson
are visiting Lansing relatives.
The Howard City Record is fifteen
years old and is No. paper.
Read the Council proceedings,
there is much Of interest in them
It is said that ]. M. Goodell, OF
.Corunna, will remove to Owosso.
Peter Struthers, of Detroit, is a
visitor at the home of Mrs. M. Brown
The attention of the ladies is called
to class 81 Of the county fair pre-
mium list.
Mrs. G.. S. Beardsley has closed up
her millinery store and will remove
to Charlotte.
Bancroft Advertiser; Owosso voted
FOR the car shops Monday. That's
the way to do business.
Buy the Capital Oak, finest and
best stove in the market, sold only by
c. N. Andrus, opposite Exchange
Hotel.
Married, by Kew Thomas Stalker,
August ao, at the M E parsonage,
Alphonso w Perry and Ida Light,
both of Vernon.
Geo. II. Mason and Geo. w. Owen
have been in Adrian this week attend
ing re union of the soldiers of south
eastern Michigan.
Fenton Independent: The Owosso
papers have standing item which
reads, "Owosso 10, 900 in 1890" 1t
! does look that way.
Married, by Rev Thomas Stalker,
August rs, at the M E parsonage,
Frank Henderson, of Henderson, and
Fife M Post, of New Haven.
The TINES has issued from its job
department within the past week the
annual catalogue of Woodward Bros.
and the county fair premium list.
Burglars entered the residence Of
Fred Osburn last Friday evening and
helped themselves to a good meal.
took S. and made their departure.
DR.. ]. Perkins intends 10 start for
Washington on Saturday to attend
the Internationa, Medical Congress,
which will be in session next week.
If you have friends visiting you, or
if members of your family leave on a
pleasure trip, we will consider 1t
favor if you but inform us of the fact.
A complimentary ticket to the
State Fair to be held at Jackson Sept.
10Th to 23d is acknowledged through
the courtesy of President Chamber
lam.
.Procrastination is the thief of time.
Cabinets at Casey and Whitney's
for $2.o per dozen. High prices
again after we leave. Positively the
last three week.
Married, by Justice VanDusen, Fri
day, Aug. 10th, VIM Seigrist, of Per-
ry, and Fanny Allen, of Bath; also
Henry Krautz, of Fenton, and Dora
E. Rabbit, Of Newark, Gratiot Co.
ST. Charles Independent: Owosso
has decided by vote of 648 to &C TO
give $4,000 and 20 acres of land to
the Toledo, Ann Arbor and North
ern Michigan railroad, and in return
secure the shops, etc., Of the road.
"Jim" Ashley isn't very rich and he
doesn't wear rings, but he gets there
Just the same.
The Flint Globe mentions the fact
that Mrs. J. B. Clark had night
blooming cereus that bloomed in the
morning, ga thing rarely known be-
fore" Oh, pshawl we can beat you,
Mr.. Globe. Wellington White, of
this city, was surprised on Wednes
day morning to discover three OF his
cereus plants in full bloom, We be-
lieve those plants go on standard
time. 1t is, however, a rare thing for
these plants TO bloom in day light.
Howard City Record: Owosso cit
liens voted Monday to bond their
city for S2s 900, which, together with
40 acres OF land, they will donate to
the L. & A. A. railroad company in
of their locating the
railroad shops Of that road there; CAB
votes were cast in favor, to 90 against.
These shops will employ several hum
dred hands and probably add LOCO
to the population of Owosso in the
next two or three years. This proves
that the way to get there is to-get
there.